Dwight D. Williams

My thoughts and prayers go out to all of the family members.

Came on the MFD with Dwight in 1972. Fond memories of him. RIP

My favorite fire officer, Dudley was a great man and friend. He is already missed.

Dwight, rest in Peace my Friend, I also wish I knew you lived in Yuma, you were only a few miles from me in California.

I just met Dwight in 2025 when we became permanent campers at Wilderness in Montello. We were lucky enough to be right across the path from them. I have lost both my parents so when they arrived to their place from Yuma surrounded by family, life and laughter, I knew this was the perfect place for us. Candi instantly loved us and we were welcomed into the family. Scott would drive home from work and walk right over to their porch where we would sit and share both laughter and tears. I would always be up early and D was always sitting on the front porch peacefully enjoying life and sometimes doing his required rehab exercises I am forever grateful I got to hear his many stories, feel like I had a dad again and get to know him and be inspired by his love of life, birds, deer, golf, fishing and love of Candi and his family. He was so generous, kind, peaceful and taught us so much in the little time we got to know him. I am forever grateful I got to see and know Dwight. Camping will never be the same. Love you family

Dwight and I started on the Madison Fire Department together We also retired at the same time.
Dwight was a great guy, I just wish I had known he and Candy were in Yuma Az. My wife and I are in Phoenix Az, we could have gotten together.
Rest In Peace old friend. God bless you and your family.
Rod Olson